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Apple has begun rolling out iOS 15.4. The highly anticipated update adds a handful of features many iPhone users have been waiting to try out since the company first began testing them back in January. Among the most notable is the option to unlock your device while wearing a mask, making it so that you don't need an Apple Watch to unlock your phone without removing a face covering or inputting your passcode. Once you've installed iOS 15.4, you'll need to activate it manually in the Face ID and Passcode section of the Settings menu. Читать дальше...

Major League Baseball announced a variety of experimental playing rules that have been approved by the Competition Committee and the Playing Rules Com... - AAA West Salt Lake Bees

Our Prime Minister has repeatedly called for an urgent ceasefire and that there is no other path left but of dialogue and diplomacy, R Ravindra said

The report, prepared ahead of the IMF`s approval of $1.4 billion in emergency financing, said Ukraine`s economic output could shrink by 25% to 35%, based on real wartime gross domestic product data from Iraq, Lebanon and other countries at war.

Governor Abbott today issued a statement after Bastrop County Sheriff’s Deputy Sawyer Wilson was shot in the line of duty late last night. He is currently in stable condition and the perpetrator has been apprehended. Bastrop County SO@BastropCountySO·24m SHOOTING UPDATE: Michael Stark, the suspect in the Deputy Wilson shooting, has been apprehended. Details to follow. Authorities in …

In its first M&A deal, the Italian company is buying a 43 percent stake in its longtime cashmere supplier.

Julianne Hough made a stylish spring statement at 'Good Morning America.'

TOPEKA (KSNT) - The Great Overland Station held Dino Story Time Monday morning with Kyler Carpenter. Carpenter, Topeka's musical story time teller, was at the Great Overland Station Monday to sing and read to young children about the history of the dinosaurs that roamed the earth many years ago. "I'm going to read a couple [...]

Matthew Judon is shooting his shots for the New England Patriots. Last week, Judon tweeted at Bobby Wagner shortly after the star linebacker was released by the Seattle Seahawks. The Patriots linebacker repeated the act Monday while also sending a message to free-agent wideout Allen Robinson. Check out these tweets Judon sent after the start […]

On March 14, two SDF members were killed in an attack on a military vehicle on the Kharafi road in...

Clara Chapman (27) of Church View, Miltown Malbay was jailed for four years with the last 18 months suspended

Fast bowler Jofra Archer cranked up the speed at his England team mates in the nets as he continues his recovery from a long term elbow injury in Barbados

The Senate Intelligence Committee chairman said Monday the U.S. government cannot fully explain why Russia has not launched a catastrophic cyberattack accompanying its invasion of Ukraine.

Dolly Parton has announced she is pulling out of this year’s nominations for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, saying she hasn’t “earned that right.”

The Tesla CEO took to Twitter to offer advice amid the ongoing inflation rates.

The war in Ukraine has led some pundits to declare the end of globalization. We heard that after 9/11, after the Great Recession, after the US/China trade war, and again after Covid, and none of those predictions have panned out. Ukraine will likely be no different, as the threat of war actually makes the argument for globalization stronger.

Trumpist leaders envision a transnational authoritarian movement — but that's too complex for the typical GOP voter

Owens has made false claims about NATO breaking international agreements by expanding eastward

At the Congress Working Committee (CWC) meeting on Sunday, party chief Sonia Gandhi said that shielding former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh despite a growing pushback against him within the...

Ukraine's president will deliver a virtual address to Congress on Wednesday as lawmakers bid to rachet up pressure on the White House to take a tougher line over Russia's invasion.

UCP MLAs refused to grant the unanimous consent the bill needed to move directly to second reading.

Leader Rachel Notley says the bill is essentially the same as one that died on the order paper last spring.